Did John Michael Montgomery Passed Away?
John Michael Montgomery, a popular country singer, was critically injured in a bus accident.
During early Saturday morning’s tour bus accident, John Michael Montgomery was injured with cuts and broken ribs.
John Michael Montgomery performs during the 2022 Kentucky State Fair at Kentucky Exposition Center on August 24, 2022 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Did John Michael Montgomery Passed Away?
John Michael and two others were critically injured when their tour bus skidded off the road, country music artist John Michael Montgomery is on the mend.
According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol report, as cited by WATE, Montgomery’s tour bus “veered off the road, struck an embankment, and flipped” as he was traveling back to his home state of Kentucky.
According to the document, Montgomery’s vehicle was a Prevost Featherlite from 2001.
In a Facebook post, the “I Love The Way You Love Me” singer said he was “doing okay” despite having “cuts and broken ribs.”
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Louisville, Kentucky’s Kentucky Exposition Center will host a performance by John Michael Montgomery on August 24, 2022, as part of the Kentucky State Fair. This is a picture taken by Stephen J. Cohen/Getty Images.
For the time being, Montgomery, whose brother is Montgomery Gentry’s Eddie Montgomery, plans to rest and recover from his injuries.
He expressed his gratitude to the emergency personnel and the highway patrol in a written statement:
“I am grateful to the medics and highway patrol for their rapid reaction to this tough circumstance.”
The highway report states that two more males were hurt in the collision.
Both Montgomery and the other man in the car were fastened in, but the third was not.
At the end of his message, the performer thanked listeners “for their concerns.”
The country singer says he
“will take some time over the next couple of weeks to heal and be back on the road shortly” Michael says after sustaining injuries and broken bones.
On September 24th, he will be in Indiana for the next concert on his tour. The singer has been silent about his plans to play.
The bus was heading toward Montgomery’s home state of Kentucky when the disaster occurred. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, the vehicle “veered off the freeway, struck an embankment, and overturned.”
According to the document, Montgomery’s vehicle was a Prevost Featherlite from 2001.
He expressed his appreciation to the emergency personnel and the highway patrol for their swift action in a challenging situation in a written statement.
A total of over 30 of Montgomery’s tracks have charted on Billboard’s country music charts, including seven that reached the top spot. Songs like “I Can Love You Like That” and “Sold (The Grundy County Auction Incident)” and “The Little Girl” are examples of this genre.
Now, seven studio albums in, he’s done it.
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